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FÁ [] : Amharc i gcomhthéacs

FÁ

FA, {preposition} Sin pronom, combinations.

FÁ

'M BRÓGAIBH, I apply greases (blacking) to my shoes (See CUI RIM);
RÁ'N MBHÓTHAR, along the road;
FÁ SHLIGHE DHAM, while on my way;
LEATH AN GHAIR FÁ'N MHAILE, the cry went thiough the village;
LEATH AN DEOCH FÁ'M CHEANN, the drink went to my head;
CLOGAD FÁ N-A CHEANN, a helmet on his head;
FÁ N-A MHUINÉAL, about his neck;
FÁ'N A CHOM, around his waist;
FÁ GHIOTA DE, some little distance from ({Regional:Uladh});
FÁ I'OCHTAR, in, towards or about the lower parts .

FÁ

non-asp., older for, ra of BA, past tense of IS (assertive verb). See IS.

FÁ

I ino, uire about, search for;
GHEIBHIM FÁ Go, I obtain information to the effect that;
{pronounced} FUISNÉIS ({Citation:Comeragh word list by Fr. McGrath of Ring and Riobard Ueldon}, {et cetera}).

FÁ

'SLACH, -AIGH (coll.), {masculine} youths;
{also, alias} a youth;
an upstart, a novus homo;
in {plural}, upstarts;
UACHTAR-LÁMH AG FÁSLAIGH SAIDHBHIRE, rich upstarts having the upper hand (C. {Regional:Mumhan}).

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